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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-07-28

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WAS ESTABLISHED!
accordance with Act of the Legislature
entitled IAN Act provide for the and control Of the
Agricultural Society of the State, approved March 1885,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Bright Business Outlook.

New YORK, October 2.-No week for a
long time has opened so prvmisingly for
the financial market as the present one
viii There is sense of com ort in the
immediate outlook which pleases dealers
In all classes of 1nencial operations.
Money is abundant and there Is no ap-
prehension about 1t, stocks are In ex.
cellent investment shape and the banks
are again holding opeo their vaults for
the accommodation of all who can fur.
ntsh reasonable collateral. Foreign ad-
vices are also fourishing and the indus
tries OF the country make q showing that
Just now betokens prosperous times
There could hardly be more roseaUe out
look from the speculative standpoint.
Brokers find 1t hard to analyze the sud
den reversal of conditions. Much or, dit
is given to Secretary Fairchild, not be.
cause of what he did. but because of his
Willingness to hear representative views
about what he can and should do in the
future in emergencies like that which
worried the financial and business world
a fortnight ago. The results OF what he
did show that the fear was greater than
the danger,for only about half the money
he offered to release has been demanded.
Many attribute the improved conditions
to the mere proof of the willingness of the
government to lend helping hand. Bust.
ness had become depressed, they say, and
needed tonic. When that was admins
tered 1t responded to treatment Just as a
yaticnt does,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
The Harmony M,il properly.

William f. smAlley, Esq has pur.
chased the Harmony mill farm in
White Clay Creek Hundred. Among
other Improvements he is making is the
erection Of large warehouse at the
station of the p. & b. Railroad, which
passes near his dwelling, and he will
engage, We presume, in the sale Of
grain, phosph&tes, lime. sto. 1t 10 pity
~ mr. omailey banue' WIN tne Alu OF n
sons, Is might become as famous tor
excellent flour rs 1t was years ago. At
any rAte the changes being made will
be OF great advantage TO the farmers In
the vicinity and add to the attractions
Of the neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Pht.adeiphia Itans

rHILADELPHIA, Pa DC ,ober 8 Wal.
Ter Halten is Liueteen years old. He lives
~ sixty frst.sD nd South streets. and early
yesterday morning he filed that semi.
agricultural neig aborhood with such riot
GUS noises that he is now under bonds 10
appear befrre a jury.
AT 10 o'cl ock last Saturday night Hal =.
ten assumed gladiatorial poses at the
mansion OF Edward Duey, near Fifty
second street and Cathedral avenue. M
Duey was not in fighting mood and he
ordered the Spartacus spirit filled youth
to leave
He went, but at 33 yesterday morning
ne returned. Mr. Duey thought a wild
engine had struck the front of his house
when he stuck his head out of a second
story window and through ths thick fog
the thicker voice of the youth demanded
admission. The old man refused and the
next moment the boy drew brick from
bis pocket and the crashing sounds of
fractured gla-s were heard.
The neighborhood was alarmed by the
battering ram work on the door of the
Duey house A daring neighbor who
rushed out of his house changed his
course when Halten made a wild break
for him with knife. While the neigh
Dor was looking for an officer through
The log the other neighbors heard q
paving stone crash into the second.story
room OF the fugitive neighbor.
Halfen was bombarding the house
when officer Bi es, of the Sixteenth dis.
trict, leaped out of the fog For the next
few minutes all the people cou.d see from
their fortified hom es::were the positique
points OF a collar.and elbow wrestling
match 1t was hard battle but Officer
Biles, who is little, but active, dragged
the fighting youth TO the station house at
Thirty ninth street and Lancaster avenue.
The bail Ia $500.
August Tesoroni, big, healthy and As
years old, Is lying IN the University Hes
pital with badly injured head Mrs.
Tesoroni keeps a grocery store on Gay
brook, below Fortyninth street Yesier-
day morning at o'clock Tesoroni was
awakened by burglarious noises. He
raised his head when ham dropped in
the store. 1t was sure burglar alarm
and the next moment hs was startled by
the industry Of the thieves at the store
TIL.
The noises increased, Tesoroni got
scared, bed room window went up and
lesoroni jumped Into the fog, fe Il through
enS q" bibk ahu iTleu'sntu INC DurRlafs,
who left with almost $50 In promiscuous
cash, ham and two bags of Xxx flour.
Tesoroni was picked up from the side.
walk and taken to the hospital.
While fourteen indignant women and q
dozen brooms were looking for a man
who had been chased from under piano
at the residence Of David Boyle, 237
North Sixty.fifth street on Saturday after
noon Young Johnny Supers, of 263 North
Sixty-ffth street, saw man at Sixtieth
and Vine streets wearing coat with the
distinctive prcprietorship mark of ofSupers,
senior. While the man and Supers,
junior, were having sprinting match
Sixteenth district Utficer Henry upset the
stranger. The women In chorus identi-
fed the man with Supers' coat, and yes.
terday morning be was held to answer by
Magistrate Clarke. The man says he Is
Henry Kramer, 80 years old, Of 1880
Cabot street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Angry Man.

Two young men residing In this city
were cut riding horseback on Sunday
afternoon. when one OF the young men
got off Of his horse and climbed up an
apple tree. which stood by the side OF
the road and began to shake few ap-
pies down on the ground, when the lady
and gentleman Of the houss, on whose
property the tree grew, called TO the
young man to get down and stop steal
Ing his apples, and picking up large
stone, With m oath, thre W it ut the boy,
which fortunately for the object simed
~, missed its mark by few inches.
Ii the stone had hit the lad 1t would
have burt him badly and perhaps have
killed him. The LAD got on HIS horse
ard away he and his companion went
like the wind, calling outlook for that
crazy man up the road" The apple es
we're not worth all that VIC, said about
them although the boys had no right TO
tres pass.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Dover Fair,

Dover fair closed Saturday. The at
teadance was small, only about 3OCC
persons being present The chief inter
est centered In the races. The exhibi.
tore we're busy all day removing tbeiI
various exhibits.
The races began at 80 p. m. The
2.20 pacing race, two heats of which
had been paced on Friday, was put on.
Elmondrich won. taking the three last
heats In 231X, 232A 234X.
In the 2 80 race k.ohardson won In
2.332I, 2 36H, 2S215.
In uhe Q Az class Yorktown Bell won
In three straight heats in 2 3ll, 2SlH,
2323I.
Tho $50 pacing aud 219 trottlng
races were declared off for want OF
time.
The railroad service has been excel.
lent. and the service OF the Adams Ex-
press Company was . feature of the
fair. The Western Union refused TO
send an operator to the grounds unless
he was paid by the association. secre-
tary Barnard refused TO do SO, sud all
messages had to be sent from the town.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
SREvITlES

Tho ohsspeet hsr noun the ottv
hurnford Bros <od m&i ket street.
The drowsy god is nod fellow.
TT Bush's eoSI you VII iiKs ~
Try Busns coal you VIII surely Iiks II,
". J. Kimpis, grocer, snd snd Justtson.
miilard 2. DAvts', isrsisr, 3 \. sna stree,
Ftns IL n. kinEs, as EEara, 10 n. Your,b
J. koop Smith, druggist, 9TH and King
American Laundry, coz west Front street.
Buy your powder, shot and caps st Lynch
q Leary'y, N. w. cor. Fourth and Madison
streets. Down town prices.
The canvass for the Delaware State direc-
toy is nov In progress. new iseue Is much
needed, as tho last one is six years old. and
thcre 10 no other publication mat gives tho
names OF farmers. Ferris Bros. are the pub.
fishers.
John q. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh
etrsct, is prepared 70 supply any Kind or ali
kinds Of books at Lowest Possible Cash
sPrIces, or will sell some on installn1ents oi
small weekly or monthly payments.
IL you want your Heaters and Range
overhanled and put in good order for the
winter, send your order TO East Fourth
street Pickels stove and Heater O0mpap
by telephone, Number az8, It will be
promptly attended 70.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Sale OF n farm.

Thomas Williamson has sold his farm
OF 80 scses, situAsed near the Lime
house In Ohristiana Hundred, to Pier
son TAlley for $500. This Ia pro.
ouctive little farm with good buildings
ana hns orchard, and ia not con.
siSered dear at the price. II wss for
merry owned by Thomas Harlan, who
so.d 1t to Maris q. Freed Some time
after the death Of Mr. Y. 1t passd into
the hands Of James W. murphey, and
on bis wife dying he sold IL to Mr. Will
hanson, who In turn has sold 1t to Mr.
Talley, ne above stated. Mr.. Wiiliam-
sen 1t IL, said, will remove to our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Resumed His Profession

The many friends and patrons of Dr.
West will be pleased to know tnAt he
has resumed tho praotics Of his pro fes.
sion. Two years ago his impaired
state OF health. prod uced by close atten !.
tion to his profession, rendered IL inn
possible for him to continue unless he
could have change, and as he was
vice president Of the Wilmington or
and Leather Company, 1t was suggested
that he take trip abroad in the inter-
eat OF the company, which ne did, visit.
ing most OF the tanneries In England,
Scotland and Fraoce, spd to-day, as q
result OF bis investigation and res earch.
the company has the honor OF manufac.
turing the finest shoe leather ever placed
upon the American market. Under the
present management the company has
been placed upon . firm e financial basis.
and 70 further the company's interest.
they have secured the services of James
thompson A. superintendent of their
tsonery. Mr.. Thompson was for many
years mAnager Of ,he lats Colonel Nc.
Ooms's tannery and belt msnufaotory
OF this ely. DR.. Wet still holds his
omoial relations with the company, and
VIII give personal supervision from day
to day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
The Hedge Fauce

Men will be employed to trim and
wire the hedges on the farm OF David
j. Murphey and Joseph Dean, a. join
Ing the town OF Newark, on Wednes
day nsxt, In order TO show the farmers
In that section the advantages OF the
systsm pursued by the Day ton He'd se
Fence Company. Solomon Hersey will
be present to give explanations and
take orders for stock. Thus far he hss
had very satisfactory success In his
efforts In getting hubsetibsrs, as the
more progressive armers have readily
admitted the superiority of the fepcs
and proved their appreciation OF 1t by
giving him their names.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
No Glue.

There is 90 yet no clue to the three
crooks who made the attempt to rot
the Farmers Bank at New Castle. The
blood stAins give no clue, and It appears
that they were not followed CLOSE
enough to see whether they escaped by
rail. The sloop Tryhemia, belong II
At Dsnnisville, N. j., was anchored of
New Castle during the afternoon and
evening, but disappeared during the
night. 5he acted suspicionsly, but that
10 all that Is known Of her. A man
with bullet In his head the size of the
one that Cooper put into this burglars
head could not live long Without the
assistance Of surge on. Ii they escap
by water the surgeons along the Jersey '
shore should be questioned.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Ease BRIl.

Games played on Saturday:
Observation-Disclosures, Is; Bos
ton, 4.
Baltimore-drst esme--BAltimore, 8;
Athletic, 2; second game-3slt:more, 8;
Athletic, 1.
Washlnstou-Wsshington, 2; New
York, 8. Nine innings; darkness.
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Chi.
csgo, s
Pittsburs, 10; Detroit, 6.
Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 10; st Louis,
q.
Cleveland-Louisville, 8; Cleve.
land, 8.
Games played yesterday:
New York-Brooklyn, 2; Metropo'i
tan, 2.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; st. Louis, 2.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Ladies' Loyal League.

The Ladies' Loyal League met at
their rooms, 217 Shipley street, on Fri.
day evening last. Among other bust.
ness transacted q resolution was passed
to aid all veteran soldiers and sailors Of
the late war who fought TO save the
Union that may need their assistance;
also to never turn away from their
doors one who hunsers or thirsts. The
League Is doing . coed work In o
worthy cause, and will meet again next
Friday night.
ELMIRA TODD, President.
Ella Davis, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
An operate Treat.

Next Monday night, 10th, "E'minie,'
the most successful opera of the present
day, will be presented at the Opera
House by Rudolph Arensou's company
OF artists nom the New York Casino.
This organization comprises sixty per-
cons, and is one of the most exrensive
and thoroughly equipped that has ever
appeared In this city. Tho opera will
be given In Its entirety, with the same
scenery. costumes and appointment q
which rendered lis run OK over QUO
nights In New York a grand success.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Intoxicated,

Two men walked out Pennsy Ivan Ia
avenue about s O'Clock last even ing, one
OF whom was 80 much Intoxicated tha:
he could scarcely keep on his feet. As
all the saloons are supposed to have
been closed, how he managed to get b Is
liquor Is o oonundrum. II there were
any side door arrangements other evi.
denoes must have been visible In other
parts Of the city, and the regular
police should not ask the employment
OF special detectives to discover the
same.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
at tho Academy OF slus,o.

The talented actor Edwin Arden will
commence an engagement st the Acsd-
emy to night in "Eazle's Nest" in
which hs sustains the character Of the
hero. This ia a realistic western drama,
and when 1t was play ed In this city last
season 1t drew CROW dsd houses. II twill
be given the first three nights this
week, with matlnees on Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons. Each lsdy
holding q re6erved ssat coupon At the
matinees, and on Wednesday evening.
wi s;,,a lece',s s W. laGs pm, M mhiature Tao
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

The Wawaset Gun Club had their regu.
lar monthly shooting match at their
shooting grounds over Eleventh street
bridge on Saturday afternoon, with the
following result:
w. McKendrick, hit II, missed s; G.
W. Mann, h 8, IN IL; A Stout, h 13, m
z; G. NJ Buckmaster, h u, m s; N. B.
Hill, h 10 m 10; r. Miller, h Is, m 5; W.
James. h II, m 8; W Smith, h l3, m Z;
9; o. Brien, h IL, m 0; w. Tyre, h 10, m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
A Gard.

To all who ere suffering ffom the er-
ro.s and indisesetions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, LOGS OF manhood,
&c.. 1 will send racipe that will cure
you, FREE OF GHAklE. This great
remedy IVES discovered by a missionary
In eoutb America. sond g self address.
e3 envelope to the REV. JosAfH 7.
INMAH Station d. New York City,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
THE MOST INEXPERIENCED GIRL

TIE MOST IHExPERIKNCED GIRL
can, with Rough on Dirt" do RS nice
washing and ironing as can be done in
any laundry. Boiling not necessary
unlike any other Rough on Dirt" can
be used In both washing md stsrchiDg;
you need have NO fear In using this ar
ticle; free from vile alkali, 1t does not
rot, yellow nor ipjure the finest fabric
clears, bleaches, whitens. - Rough on
Dirt" Is the only Article thst can be nd.
ded to starch (hot or oold) to give q
good body and beautiful g,oss. Ask for
"Housh on Dirt" 10 and Csc. paokag.
es. All first class Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

"Any oystsrs?" she timiily inquired
at the donr OF fish store.
"Yes'm2
"This year's?
"Yes'm."
Haven't been PICKED and kept over
summer"
mo, ma'am."
Extra large and very nice?"
"Yes'm."
"Vtry well; may take notion this
fail 90 have some"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Another Contract

TIE Nee York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company have con-
tracted with the Harlan g. Hollincs.
worth Company for the construction of
TWO iron tugs, each to be 100 feet long,
20 fest beam and IL feet depth Of hold. .
Tnsy will each bs supplied with single
compound surfsoe engines, with oylin-
ders is and 3. inches in diameter and
26 inches stroke.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Heavy Shipments.

Hilles & Jones shipped several heavy
machines last week. Among them
were two angel iron cutters, for cutting
tix inch angle irons and having en gines
attached, to Jersey Oity aud Dilwid,
Michigan. A combined punch and
shears WAS shipped 10 Buffalo, N. Y.
A com bined punch and iron cutter was
sent 70 Lawrence, Macs. To day the
firm will ship . plate planer to Oleve.
land, Ohio. hiIles & Jones have re-.
oeiveG a contract tor boiler for the
Philadelphia Fire DEPARTMENT..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Election of Omcers.

The Society of Christian Endesvor of
Union M. e. Church, on Saturday even
Ing last, elected the following officers
tor six months: President, Julius
Sheppard; vice president, - John Biokina;
secretary, Edwin r. Mshsn; treasurer,
Howard Il. Mcdaniel. PRAYER service
every Sunday evening, 6 Is O'Clock.
ALI are welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
A Great Cabbsge Grower,

Joseph Dean, OF Newark, is enc o
the most suooessful cabbage growers II
this State. Last spring he set out abou
40 600 plauts. and contrary to the expert
snoe OF most farmers, they nearly al
grew and properly mstured. As o re
suit be has sent hundreds Of barrels Il
oar city. from which fair prices ar
realized. Few crops pay as we'll a'
cabbage when Il natures properly, ant
the lovers of g&uerkrsut generally will
Mr. ID. On his gsod luck.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
I.ooK Wen

at tho photographs In Bsechcr's show
cases at his door, No. 316 Market street.
They are rot made for specimens, but
every one has had one dozsn and one
frame size, all for s. 90. The latest i'm
proved instantaneous PROCESS used.
Time OF sitting. one-quarter of second .
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
DIR. simms' White PuImonic Baisam,

The great leading lung aud throa,
remedy Of Wilmington, DsI. Unequsled
by any. The nearest sure cure and pre
veutativs Of consumption known For
coughs, sore throat, Group, hoareeness,
weak lungs, 60, IL 10 . splendid, Quick
cure. Lots OF splendid references OF
real cures In our city. Some OF them
really miraculous. 30 cents and 81.
Dspot Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
1t IL . Fact

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Death OF Edwin jackson.

Edwin Jackson, son Of Thomas Jack
son, of the Harlan aud HolliaRsworth
Com psny died st the home of his father,
No. 602 Washington street, or Saturday
morning. Mr. Jsck,oa was employed
in the drauahting Iopm of the Harlan
and Holliogsworth Company. aud was
we'll liked by all who knew him. He
WAS unmarried.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Ens Wsatnsz, ,

Tomorrow promises to be slightly
cloudy with local rains, and stationary
temperature. Wednesday clearing and
rather cooler, with frost in the North
western States,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
A Fine Horse FOR sale

Beautiful bay, 7 years old, 1blS hands
high, warranted kind ard souud and
without q fault; weighs about 100
pounds and perfectly kSfs for q lady 10
drive. Apply to Robert Strain, at Han.
sons stable, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
COIOred Union.

Mrs Francis K. Hastin will bs at
Ezion Church, Ninth and French
streets, on Tuesday evening. Ootober 4
to form Young Women 8 Christian a
Temperance Union. A large attendance
Is desired.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
iEh And Ovstara

Powell has on his stall In the Wash
ington Street Market and 1t 308 Mad
ison street, western shore oysters, blue
tsh, black bass, fisanders, steak cod
tsh, hallibut, soft shell crabs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
For o Fine Gold

or silver watch Mt nstonishingly low
Bgures call on A. e. Williamson,
5eweler, los West Eighth street. We
nave special bargsin In . GENTS 14k.
gold watch ut $500, this watch Is
usually sold At from $55 to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

ARE YOU MADE miserable By irdi.
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss cf
appetite, yellow skin? Hhiloh's Vital.
izer is positive cure. Sold by N. 3.
DanfortA, cor. and & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Two Of the chief attractions at every
agricultural fair will be present In large
rum bsIs at E'ston. Pretty girls and
fine hortes Cecil County Is hard to
beat In these attractions.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Don't forget tba children, but take
them to the Ekton Fair. There will he
plenty to smuse and instruct them. 1t
is not much trouble to take them and it
gives them SO much happiness.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
A Slight OolIisfon.

This moruine as the prison van was
proceeding mp Market street 1t collided
lth the rear end of q carriage lust
above Fourth street, Fortunately no
one was burt, neither was the carriage
broken,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
LOOK at tha vindova a, o9o U,rn 49,

Look at the windows OF 220 King and
GIT hsrkct streets, AID bs convinced
that this fail the millinery goods
brought TO Wilmington are rs tine and
varied as can be seen IN any OF the larger
cities, New York not exo,pted. Mrs.
JacnhH.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Not Closed Tight.

The o,ssr stores were not SO tightly
closed yesterday as on the ing
sunday. One dealer on toe eastern
side OF towr sold openly until evenit &.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

We are ready for the ladies' now with
the grandest line Of fall novelties we
ever had. Please cal! at Mrs. Jaoobs',
GIT Market and go King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

We invite tLesa wAo have been una
BILE TO get q flcur that would just suit
them 10 give us triei, ss we know we
can satisfy them. j. s. Hamilton q
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Best place 70 get beef, mutton or vea
Is of Lowell. stall II, City Market
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Five Good Things:

Buckwheat, mincs meat, cranberries,
hominy and honey, fresh at Lynch &
Leary's store, n. W. corner Fourth and
Madison.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

New milk, 6 cents;skim milk. 8 cents;
butter milk, cents; cream, 20 cents !;
butter, 35 cents; whipped cream, 10.
CREAMERY, Fourth and shipley street,.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's CstSrrb
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal Injec.
tor free. Danforth's 2nd and Market,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint shiloh's Vita.
lizer Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth, cor. and and Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Fine gold and silver watches ut re-
duced prices full line OF gold and
fine rolled gold plated chains at Is e
Fourth st. E. It. Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

sLErPLEss NIGHTS, made o m isersbie
by that terrible c0ngh. Shiloh's Cure
ts tho remedy for you. N. b. Dan
forth, conner SECOND and Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Elkton always has q good fair, and
this year promises to be better than
ever. Besides the races there will be
;ournsments, athletic contests and an
extra large line of exhibits In all the
d .fsrent departments.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Millinery palaces GIT Market and 22C
King streets, the place for fine MILL.
merry. Examine the ia; novelties. Mrs.
Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Just think Of I'll 20 viii buy quart
OF pure skim milk. Creamery, Fourth
and ShipleE streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Don't work hard all the time, but
take day or two off and see the races
and other stfIsctions at the Elkton
Fair. Racing every day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

The handsomest line Of velvets and
plushes Mt millinery palaces, GIT MAJ.
ket and. 220 King streets.